A planetary alignment is coming that makes it worth getting up at dawn even on Sunday

The Svábhegyi Observatory announced that Mars and Jupiter will be visible to the naked eye, with bright Jupiter appearing above the dimmer, reddish Mars. In November and December, they will pass near Regulus, the brightest star in Leo, creating striking formations in the dawn sky. The best viewing time is on November 15 at 5:30 AM, when the planets will be 56 degrees above the southern horizon. Jupiter will outshine surrounding stars, with Mars just 1.2 degrees above it, and Regulus visible to the left. The planets will remain high above the horizon even at 6 AM.